Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg answer a question on:

The speaker emphasizes the potential for positive change by doing things differently. They discuss various global and local issues, encouraging people to vote and believe in the possibility of change. Despite opposition and fear, the speaker advocates for standing up for values that bring national pride and fairness. They urge breaking away from past mistakes and embracing new choices.

What is the main message of the speaker regarding global and local issues?

• To act differently and lead by example.

• To follow the old choices of the past.

• To complain about the current state of the world.

• To ignore the issues and focus on personal gains.

What does the speaker hope people will do in the upcoming election?

• Avoid voting and stay indifferent.

• Vote for the same old choices.

• Believe in the possibility of change and vote.

• Spread fear to prevent change.

According to the speaker, what is beginning to happen among people?

• They are becoming more fearful of change.

• They are beginning to believe and hope for something different.

• They are losing hope in change.

• They are choosing to ignore the election.

What does the speaker suggest about the choices of the past?

• They should be repeated for consistency.

• They are the only viable options.

• They are the best way to ensure stability.

• They should be rejected in favor of new possibilities.

What values does the speaker believe should be upheld?

• Values that prioritize personal success over fairness.

• Values that have made the country great, like fairness and global leadership.

• Values that focus on maintaining the status quo.

• Values that discourage standing up for beliefs.